An Irreversible Arrest in the Cell Cycle Resulting in a Viable

Question

An irreversible arrest in the cell cycle resulting in a viable but nongrowing state is known as
A)The arrest point.
B)Senescence.
C)Quiescence.
D)Inactivation.
E)Involution.

Accepted Answer

Senescence is an irreversible arrest in the cell cycle resulting in a viable but nongrowing state. The other options are not accurate descriptions of senescence.